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incidence of MI 7 year DM/prior MI DM no prior MI 18.8%; DM no prior ME 20.2%; no DM no prior MI 3.5; DM and prior MI 45% Drugs that increase/decrease blood sugar decrease: alcohol; increase steroids, atypical antipsych (those are the maor ones) 4 ways to dx diabetes fasting >126; 2 hour post prand >200; A1c >=6.5, casual and DM symptoms >=200 3 ways for prediabetes fasting 100-125; 2 hour post prand 140-199; A1c 5.7-6.4% ADA recommendations for dealin...

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Ho = The Null Hypothesis Accepted when no statistical difference was detected between treatment groups; p-value > 0.05 Ha = The Alternative Hypothesis Opposite of the null hypothesis; accepted when there is a statistical significance between the treatment and placebo groups; p-value <0.05 Independent Variables Variables set by the researcher; can be controlled Dependent Variables Variables that will DEPEND on the independent variables; can not be controlled ...

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What is the triple aim of Institute for Health Improvement? 1. improve patients' experience of care 2. reduce cost of care 3. improve population health Complex adaptive systems (CAS) Group of diverse individuals who learn together Interdependent connections that vary in intensity and may be inconsistent Which group is involved in health care interoperability? Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) per the Cures Act of 2016 What is SNOMED CT? SNOMED CT or SNOMED Cli...

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how often do you screen for hypothyroidism after > 35 YO every 5 years T4 Levothyroxine T3 Liothyronine Subclinical TSH range 5-9 Starting dose Levothyroxine in healthy adult 1.6 mcg/kg/day If elderly or CAD what is the starting dose levothyroxine 12.5-25 mcg/day Amiodarone can induce ____thyroidism in iodine deficiency hyperthyroidism TSH offers positive/negative feedback from _____ gland pituitary Definitive treatment for hyper...

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19 pages

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Causes of cognitive impairment? Depression, thyroid disease, B12 or folate deficiency, Drug induced (anticholinergic, BZD etc), substance abuse, CNS or UTI infection, vascular dx, stroke Common test used in clinical practice for AD? Mini mental state examination Screening tool - not diagnostic Normal MMSE score? 24-30 Mild and moderate impairment according to MMSE? 17-23 10-16 Cholinesterase inhibitors - approved for severe AD? Inc acetylcholine availability d...

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21 pages

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99211-14 CPT billing codes billed under an attending provider (NP, MD, PA). Billed under Medicare Part B in a clinic/physicians office. Direct supervision is required G0463 Billing code for pharmacist services under hospital-based outpatient clinic through Medicare Part A. Considered a facility fee 99496 Transitional care code for patients with a high complexity of care. Requires communication within 2 business days of discharge and a face-to-face visit within 7 days of discharg...

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MRA recommendation for CHF 1. symptomatic HFrEF </= 35% 2. Post-MI with </=40% and either HF symptoms or DM MRA CI 1. eGFR <30 2. SCr >/=2.5 in male, >/=2.0 in female 3. K >5.0 4. pt already on combination therapy with ACEI + ARB (d/t increase risk of hyperkalemia with MRA) Hydralazine/isosorbide recommended for which CHF patients? 1. AA patients with NYHA class III/IV taking ACEI/ARB , BB +/- MRA 2. any symptomatic HFrEF patients who are intolerant to ACE...

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FDA Recall Classes Class 1 - situation in which there is a reasonable probability that the use of, or exposure to, a violative product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death Class 2 - situation in which use of, or exposure to, a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote Class 3 - situation in which use of, or exposure to, a violative product is not...

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Psychiatry BCACP Test Questions And Answers Anxiety tx meds - ANSWER- first line: SSRI, then SNRI, then TCA, MAOI Onset 2-4 weeks LOWER DOSES Acute options are - ANSWER- BZD if severe GAD - ANSWER- SSRI, SNRI, can add try pregabalin**, buspirone**, hydroxyzine pamoate form (less effective than SSRI) **hydroxyzine is a antihistamine mostly just sedative. *rmr initial doses for anxiety are lower for SNRI's dulxoetine 30 mg daily venlafaxine 37.5 mg daily buspirone 7.5 mg BID initial...

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brilliantstudies

Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist (BCACP) Tests Bundle

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What is the cutoff for diagnosis of COPD? - ANSWER- FEV1/FVC < 0.7 What is the criteria for GOLD Stage 1? - ANSWER- FEV1 (predicted) >80 What is the criteria for GOLD Stage 2? - ANSWER- FEV1 (predicted) 50-80 What is the criteria for GOLD Stage 3? - ANSWER- FEV1 (predicted) 30-50 What is the criteria for GOLD Stage 4? - ANSWER- FEV1 (predicted) <30 What is used as classification of COPD Class A? (answer is mMRC/CAT/exacerbations/hospitalizations) - ANSWER- <2/<10/0 or 1/0 (l...

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BCACP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS In asthma, FeNo >20 is associated with a better or worse response to corticosteroids? - CORRECT ANSWER- better: recommended to increase ICS or add on other therapy Difference in pattern of symptoms between asthma and COPD - CORRECT ANSWERasthma has variation; COPD is persistent despite treatment Intermittent Asthma (symptom freq, nightime, SABA use, FEV1) - CORRECT ANSWER- less then/= 2 days/wk, less than/= 2 times per month, </= 2 day...

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53 pages

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BCACP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS In asthma, FeNo >20 is associated with a better or worse response to corticosteroids? - CORRECT ANSWER- better: recommended to increase ICS or add on other therapy Difference in pattern of symptoms between asthma and COPD - CORRECT ANSWERasthma has variation; COPD is persistent despite treatment Intermittent Asthma (symptom freq, nightime, SABA use, FEV1) - CORRECT ANSWER- less then/= 2 days/wk, less than/= 2 times per month, </= 2 day...

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53 pages

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BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

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BCACP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS In asthma, FeNo >20 is associated with a better or worse response to corticosteroids? - CORRECT ANSWER- better: recommended to increase ICS or add on other therapy Difference in pattern of symptoms between asthma and COPD - CORRECT ANSWERasthma has variation; COPD is persistent despite treatment Intermittent Asthma (symptom freq, nightime, SABA use, FEV1) - CORRECT ANSWER- less then/= 2 days/wk, less than/= 2 times per month, </= 2 day...

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53 pages

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Bcacp – Psych Final Exam Questions With Answers What are the side effects of starting a SSRI at too high of a dose? - ANSWER- irritability and agitation What were the results of the Star*D trial? - ANSWER- many patients will require several treatment trials and possibly combination therapy What were the augmentation after initial failure of citalopram in StarD trial? - ANSWERbupropion, buspirone, CBT What is the first line treatment for bipolar? - ANSWER- mood stabilizers lithium an...

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BCACP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS In asthma, FeNo >20 is associated with a better or worse response to corticosteroids? - CORRECT ANSWER- better: recommended to increase ICS or add on other therapy Difference in pattern of symptoms between asthma and COPD - CORRECT ANSWERasthma has variation; COPD is persistent despite treatment Intermittent Asthma (symptom freq, nightime, SABA use, FEV1) - CORRECT ANSWER- less then/= 2 days/wk, less than/= 2 times per month, </= 2 day...

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53 pages

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Bcacp Endocrine Exam Questions With Answers Typical levothyroxine (t4) maintenance dose - ANSWER- 1.6 mcg/kg/day Best test to screen for thyroid disease - ANSWER- TSH T4 requirements during pregnancy - ANSWER- Increase 40-50% Clinical Presentation of hypothyroidism - ANSWER- Extreme fatigue, weight gain, depression, cold intolerance, dry skin, hair loss, constipation, irregular/heavy menses, decreased concentration, bradycardia, hypothermia, diastolic HTN, hoarseness, hyperlipidemia ...

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15 pages

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